The Federal Government of Australia is making significant strides in supporting the renewable hydrogen industry through the development of the Guarantee of Origin Scheme. This scheme, serving as an emissions accounting system, aims to certify the detailed provenance of low-emission products and renewable electricity, with a particular focus on certifying renewable hydrogen as the first product class. By providing transparency on how products are made and the emissions involved in their production lifecycle, the scheme is expected to build trust, attract investments, and enhance the competitiveness of Australia's low-emission products. The Guarantee of Origin Scheme will introduce Product Guarantee of Origin (PGO) and Renewable Electricity Guarantee of Origin Scheme (REGO) certificates, empowering producers, exporters, and consumers to demonstrate the origin and associated emissions of their products, as well as enabling users to make verifiable claims to renewable electricity use. Through the ongoing consultation process, stakeholders are invited to provide feedback on various aspects of the scheme, including the methodology determination for Product GO, regulations on cost recovery charges, and the approach to energy storage systems for renewable electricity certification. Federal Assistant Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Josh Wilson, emphasizes the scheme's importance in driving Australia's transition to a renewable energy superpower, creating high-value jobs, and aiding the nation in meeting its net zero goals. With submissions open until 18 July 2025, the Federal Government is actively engaging with industry stakeholders, businesses, and the community to ensure the successful implementation of the Guarantee of Origin Scheme as a fundamental component of Australia's future in renewable energy and clean industry sectors.